At the End
Cale Young Rice
1872 to 1943
When it is done,
The laughter and weeping;
When the heart hushes,
When the brain stills:
When I lie down
For Silence and Sleeping,
O let it be, at last, on the hills!
On the high hills
Where gladly to wander
Is my delight
As the wind knows;
Where without tomb
For any to ponder
I may, still facing the stars, repose.
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